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Thomas de Hibernia: Liber christianæ religionis.. Esslingen am Neckar (Allemagne) Konrad Fyner (14..-14..), circa 1476, Portal Biblissima. Permalink: https://biblissima.demo.logilab.fr/ark:/43093/edata920fb12a23e318178f939811ae0a240094445a9a (seen 17/10/2026)
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